The evening world. Newspaper, July 4, 1903, Page 4

“== SPORTI SfFLY TO DEFEND - HIS GOLF TITLE ‘State Championship rari * oment Will Begin at New) ‘Haven Next Wednesday. | ‘Charles H, Seely, who has twice won| fhe championship of the Connecticut) Btate Golf Association. wil! defeng the! title in the fifth annual meeting of the) fengue at the New Haven Country Club} Next week. In spite of hts long driving Seely will not have an e thing o: | for an active opposition may be expected | from Tom Cheney, F. J. 0. Alsop, the Yale golfer, who resides at Middletown. @nd from Charles White, who has made the record of seventy-three for the New {Haven Country Club course. ‘The programme for the tournament fas been sent out by the committee. Play will begin on Wednesday with an| @ighteen-hole qualifying round, the jow- | score man to win a medal and the first sixteen keeping on for the championship | f@nd second sixteen for a consolation | cup. The match play will begin on! Wedhesday afternoon and wind up with! the, thirty-six-hole fina! rounds on Fri-! Gay. The entries close with Amos F. Barnes. P.O. box 224, New Haven, next ‘Tuesday evening. NO CYCLE AACE BY SEA TODAY But Next Saturday Amateure and. Professionals Will Have a Big Day. * Where will be no cycle racing at the Manhattan Beach cycle track thie uf- ternoon, but on next Saturday all the @tar professional riders will open th WNetional Circult champlonship on the track by tho sea, The principal event ‘will be the race for the ten-mile cham- Honship of America, in which Kramer waon, McFarland, Root, Fenn an the rest of the cracks will start. As in inducement to the nders to make st race of \t. the management w offer a dollar to the leader of each {atetmediate lap and five, dolinre leader of each intermediate mile. @ Ocean ndicap, at one thi THE WORLD? SATURDAY EVENING: JULY 4, NG NEWS SPECIALLY REPOR Mie, should alwo prove {nterestin ‘There will be two amateur events. 2 Me handicap and a five-mile lap iF the winner of the most number of laps Feceiving a handsome prize. STAR ATHLETE GETS NO DIPLOMA Baird Belleves It Is a Scheme to Keep Him In College to Play Football. CHICAGO, July 4.—Artbur Baird, star Gthlete of the Northwestern University has aroused much comment by e@harge that he was deprived of a di- ploma in order to compel his services on the football team next reason. Baird failed in two law examinations, Tio wuspicion that something was wrong Gnally entered Baird's mind, and now the firmly belleves that he was not treat. ed fairly. The faculty members are reticent in @scussing the matter, but most of the Professors are Inclined to belleve that the star athiete has done them an in- Jvstice with his charge. Baird wan @lected captain of the track team, and @t that time some of his schoolmates paid in a jocular way: “We can't afford to lose Art. We'll keep him here by pot letting him pass his examinations.” Baird's letter continues: "Noticing hac one instructor would not give me eredit for the work due me I reported the matter to Prof. Wigmore. Prof. Wigmore refused to interfere or inves- tigate, saying that what the faculty had dohe wes ipso facto correct. This strict Befusal to give me any chance whatever thas led me to believe. and I do earnestly believe that there was collusion among three professors to keep me trom get- ting a diploma in order to compel me tofafter that -eturn {o college another year, that the] Fran football team might have another play- | of Tam willing to take an examination the studies !n which I have been un- rly marked, and think I could pass a ir examination in those studies, No tter what this may result in I am ough with the university.” thletic Dircctor Buttereorth sak Delleve Baird is unwarrantably grieved Until Fall. Terry McGovern will not the ring again before next fall his manager, Sam Harris says that Terry is In excellent now, but that he does not, to let the little fellow task of training too soon recent breakdown. That Is a to hia many challengers. tight until next fall. comes Terry will the world, “Young Corbett,” preferred. 1s what Harris say Filta a Good Drawing Card, tor the Fitzsimme battle at Gardner offer from Proposed fight and the w Fort Erte, and Root. the Canada, Jack International come bids from sco A. C. and the Yosen lifrnia, the gross r bid 65 per cent, ta at the the door. all on Labor Day. WILL HAVE A’ DAY OFF.! tie ac cunitensot the winger bout, and is willing ta 5.00 on the side. Ruhl! YU to the Kood now Phe Time of Thetr Lives In Prom- says fixed on Organization's Outing. ‘The members of the Hesper Club, wao ‘@te mostly bookmakers and others con- ected with the tracks, will have an iting to-morrow at Donnelly’s e. To the number of 1,000 ‘Mwht Again. many uu College Point forsvok the dtiey will assemble at the foot of East| js «ull of vstreet to-morow morning at $| beat "Philadeipii: that nd bu: wold iw willing to bet 31. In & BX Or twenty quaker. Weinig io \ @iblock to take the steamer Laura M. ; in. for the scene of festivities. nH programme of sports will in Veen rounds at Port krie a few Wall hay Ago, but the ex-cyelist thinks lhc hot’ receive the right. deal Baseball game between the nd ‘wants another chasce. the Terry McGovern nine, jou Likely nang up a pur 5 pair, but O'Brien Wil. match, running race for 10 a ‘between those great ring perform- Eddie Collins and Sigmund Rosen- Likely accommodate V oo # NOBY ‘a Lengae Sta PC.) Clue #84 Cincingatt TH Boston the notables who will enhance of the grove and add to of the outing are Congress- hy D, Sullivan, Senator John 1d, Senator James J. Fra White, Jim Kennedy, Terry P..H, Sullivan, Patrick Tim” Builivan, Alder- Brooklyn’. America w. 39. Clube Bost Phila’ phia’ L. . Foley, Aiderman Jotn | Cieveian pe A abitan Reson pate Qxtord. “Joseph burke, P Henpivies ill ‘be Eastern League Standing, LONG REST NOW FOR M'COVERN Challengers, Take Notice that Terry Will Not Fight Again he seen in The health } propose undeftake the after notlen ; Harris says! 2. Terry will not think of engaging in a{ When that time! be examined physician and if the doctor says Terry is fit to begin work he will let him go tead and work, and will then be ready to take on any man at his weight in Hanlon, Benny Yanger or Chick Tucker The first come, first ser Three ciubs have already put in bids between nner of to-day's between Hermann's Club of a $10.0 purse was the first made, but the eM. The first named organiza tion Is willing to give #2 1-2 per cent ipts, while the other will money Fitz says he i ready to make the match to take place @ver his failure to graduate, and that| Rubin Would Mect Winner, the assertions he makes are groundioss. Gus Ruhiin, the on. Giant, = other who would like to mee HESPER CLUB MEMBERS Winner of the Gardner and Ito! Madden, make a bet of '¢ through his ei he wi with the n NIX a No the $1,000, would | nig {na private Glabr. Wb pes ow w. Jersey City.27 16, Tid Batt!: 3 18, 40 22 26 published. ayernxing twelve ed on our. i right J. Carr, ‘pitcher, n First treet. ntion teama sixteen to wlorret would ke aywnicing eleven of Harlem, pret care candy etore The Rik F Vous tke to ar Vaging ten Jon homo Address J mre, Long Tela The Highland dow 4. Wilita piten fort New the Opppone: Pare non, S. grou 40 80 No. The Spartan A A team in Harlem would lke to hear trom. er a Chanwing w third bare: 8. ‘Dwenty-Afch street. would inducementa, AMATEUR BASEBALL. AMATEURS, ATTENTION! +: Splegelborg D. B.C. at Claremont 4 would Hke to arrange «ainnd eraRing to seventeen | by Innings: ohn Comba, |af, Hh. 8. 2020002 od Tete atreats gee 8 bt 8 od Winning Battery—8. Greenberg and ms Oppenetm, vm, Ds De | Umplre—Dai * game opnemme: Have July 6, Auer |. Tio Rood playarn would tke to join 200° Line ip ms follows Crow. (en to Mfteen, around thelr nelahtar ‘top. J. Organ, left field: Tt Vean- dtesa P, Ala, No. 430 East Eighty-thi e ficld: P. Kehoe, econd base it. | Semtets Cravoll, first baae: J.) At Brook avenue and One Hui feld; Jamon Carroll, catcher: | Thirty-neventh street, Bronx Address H. Connolly, 11 East | porasters -.cccceceeee8 1002 9 seo American BOB, O.....0 2 0 3 2 2 Batteries—Ohmeke, Rows and Kern, Wadell and Schwartz, Americana. 5 Co. would Ike ns of all commercial Sundays, Loula Juntors, with 't of Harlem, wonld like 4 averaging eleven daya in July. Ad: | | Atuman Neck pant On od and ant One Tandred and |, Atuman, unday eee : tay | Heller Dachrach, Rutua Waterhouse NES tbe pepe fr Se ae} [preferrea, For gam seventeen; out-of-iown teame|& Ji, Matsacr preterm James O'Brien, 941 81 Broadway fan follows: Murray, rf; Ite Mt : tin, Wiliam M Schoenherr, nd bai 20. Hing 1, cent yrelghtn No ns, of Edgecombe avenue, New to arrange Kamen ceame, to thirteaa years, Drightons, erred, Address Willis Giilow, No 119 Edgecombe avenue, line to ele) via rd and Club, of Long Tatand City. 0. 221 Tant One I mango Kamee With teams av Ceciliane would lke to Ive yours, Gamea to be played clase pitoh ‘arrall, ¢ 4 yr las would Vike nd City, NY, thirteen to. f A.C. will ornam bate with the a “| TRYING TO & goct content w Mi in a very exciting ten-inning tussle. The Evoning World will print all challenges, results of games or’ other news concerning amateur baseball teams in Greater New York and suburban towns in the Sporting Edition. space permits, pictures of the captains or star players of teams will be From time to time, as { Address all communications and pictures to the Sporting Editor, The Evening World, New York. Q * Park June Score 0 0 1-8 00 07 J. O'Drien team, four- ood) Ad rd atreet, indred and 04 12 01 0-10 Foresters, to arrange for Apyach & & Co. A 4 address Altman Neckwear Co., Firat avenue aiien @) eee i The Marton A.C. would like to' hear from Snlformen, “avereing. thirtven to toains averaging thirteen to fourteen, Line-up: | ike to bo Joo Gallagher, —catehey an. her. din} % tren’ Sohoenherr, MaDermott, hear from terms. Cee jundred and hear from to hear trom MATCH IRISH The Hartford State League, Brigttons # LAD AND AFRICANDER. phone B. 1. C. (unitormes) has slates, Mok) 8. 10 and Ze Betghton Bench Association Wants outh Fifth avenue, Mount Ver! Race Between Three-Yeur-Glds. * {circ John Boden, Jr., Secretary of the A. team, of her's Harbor, gnton Beach Racing Association, te Been ae Tee OE eg Mtoma| Attempting to get Africender and Irish jin games, with “uatformed Lad to meet ina ata mile u tyrone York Cty ayer end a quarter wt Brighton Beach frm extewn Peers meeting. The oaances for such a race No Miitable guarantee of expenses are not beilllant, as Irish Lad provadly Address William A. Faster. fo metiately: ) lieoadmay Drovalys. ‘Two good ai @ crack uniformed tea Address W. Brown, ‘No. fourth creat. en yeare. Will be shipped to Saratogs tm after the Kesler Stars Carsey’a Tean Kila Ca: 1 his Metropol ey and 18 and) team of the game scheduled t Aug. 15 and_ail| betweon the Wade A. A anvinds in Bey-| Xavier College A. A. team, ety —-——— Valka Into Open Draw and BUFFALA, July 4.—The nig! man on the International B ern would Hike to Jota averaging fourteos to 200 Past | Buffalo. it ve @ boat to pass and he fell opening and was drowned. dressed and heepshead Bay meeting Hard Game. itan play- ors, who have been putting up such a fine brand of ball since the season opened, will have as opponents to-mor- row at Equitable Park the winning or to-day nine and the Drowns ht watoh ridge re- ported to the police yesterday that a stranger who had boarded the wrong train’ Was put off on the Canadian side. He started to walk across the bridge. to The draw had been swung fo irae w hed a Pullman Ucket. the well \ 1903, SHAMROCK ill. ON THREE DIFFERENT POINTS OF SAILING. HORSES WORK OUT ON FAST TRACK AT THE BAY. Many Racers Were Shown to Exercise, and Galloping Hours Were Busy. (Special to The Evening World.) SHEEPSHEAD BAY, July 4.—The ex- ereises werel brought off this morning swith hot sultry weather and a good track as conditions. There were a num- ber of racers shown to exercise and a mile and a furlong in 2.05, Biuish dit five furlongs tn 1.06, Trainer A. J. Joyner sent Parisienve jsix furlongs In 1.22. Frank Farrell's The | Musketeer did six furlongs in 1.20, Blues clipped off a quarter in 0.24, Col. Padden the work hours were busy ones for| turned a mile in 1.471-5, Duelist did che men und horses, Auguat Belmont’s | distance in avout the same time. Tire Bi oped ile and a fur-| J. W. Schorr's Sweet Gretchen and a SE MEE Gu ee ua te siveeced a |stablemate reeled off five furlongs In tong in andy: DADS Wsh sherk 105. L. V. Bell's Francesco galloped a quarter in 0271-2 W. C. Whitney's | mile in 148 Trainer G, 3. Hill, of the ¥. Gebhard string, nent Golden Drop five | furlongs in 1.05. H. B. Durham's Oper- jator turned a mile In 1.47. P. EH. Mo- Carten's Seymour did thre furlongs in 0.38 1-4. 7 “CUBAN WONDER” THREW PHILLIPS LAST NIGHT. ‘To-Night He Will Meet Joe Grant and Al Lew The “Cuban Wonder,” Tom Jenkins's partner, Is having things pretty much his own way at the Dewey Theatre this Week, but to-night he {s going to meet Mimosa and Destiny golng together, turned a half in 0.50 1-2 J. R, Keeneta Clarion galloped a mile in 145. The Goughaere Stables’ Short Hose covered LEAGUE BATTERY TO WORK AGAINST MURRAY HILLS. Game at Olympia Field To-Morrow Will Be Hotly Contested. The Murray Hill baseball team, which has so far tasted very little dofeat this year, will face the strong Poughkeepste {eam on the former's new grounds,|q tartar. At least that Is what the Olympia Field, One Hundred and Thir-| friends of Joe Grant, champion of the ty-ffth street and Lenox avenue, to-| south, and Al Lewis, of ¢he Alliance morrow. New stands have been erected] 4. C., predict. The “Cuban” will try and #,00 can now be easily accomo-|to throw the pair in half an hour's dated, Deogan and O'Nel] will be the] time to-night. battery for the Murrays, while the man-} Last nizht the “Wonder” met Frank Phillips in a bout and after six min- utes’ hard work finally forced his op- ‘pouent's shoulders to the mat. i ager of the up-Staters has engaged two league men to work for his team, suffering from ne or condition to come with me, and I will tem of treatment whic! perience in treating di 2. plain to you originated and developed after my whole I pecullar to wien. It {s a treatmont that Is based on scientific know! ave uo free proposition, no trial or ample, treatments to offer you. My edu tion, my experience. my conscience, y reputation, condemn al! such. call and see me I will give you, free of charge, a thorough . together with an honest and sclentific opinion of your pan I fud your case is incurable I will honestly tell you so, If, on the other ‘hand, I find your cate is curable, I will insure you of a permanent cure, inasmuch as T will give you a written guarantee to cure you or refund to you every cent you have paid in case I fall to effect a permanent cure of your condition, I maké no ¢ for niedictnes, as they ire always inelus in the nominal fee asked. I ae oe eee cese'to promising nothing but What 1 can do, anu alwaye doing what I promise. DRAINS and Iressa that sap the very Iife from you and later lead te complete loss of atl pew- ‘fe, stopped at once by my eysiem of treatment, ECZEMA VAR'COCELE TED FOR THE EVE eryetpetan, or any eruptive euttiog. No pala. HYDROCELE DISCHARGES or any swelling BLOOD POISON- ING BLADDER AND SIDNEY, by my syewm of treatment .s permancatiy CONDITION SEG, {rTeepeetive of the time sem have been | by my aystem of treatment show signe of tm. provement at once, Write if you cannot call, All correspondence strictly confidential and all replies vent io plain envelopes. Incioae two-cent stamp to iudure rep! OFFICE HOURS—9 A. M. to 6.30'P. M. Sundays, 10 A. M. to 4P, M. CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE. DR.R. H. M. MACKENZIE’S Medical and Surgical Office, 146, WEST 34TH STREET BRICE TO BRING OVER LONDON HIPPODROME He Campletes Arrangements for the Transfer of the Shows to New York, LONDON, July 4.—Arrangements have been completed by Stewart M. Brice, of New York, to transfer the hippo- drome shows of London to New York when the great building he contem- plates there 1s completed, The deal was made with H. E. Moss, the direc- tor of the London hippodrome. Mr, Brice expects to start operations within two months after he reaches New York next week. He ‘has an op- tion on two sites. He sailed on the Philade!phia to-day with Marcus Mayer, who has assisted him here, or Baseball at Enst New York. The Brighton A. C., the champlons of Brooklyn, will play the Kingston Col- lege nine, which has defeated Kid Carsey's “Meta and other first-class teams, to-morrow at Brighton Park, Pitkins avenue and Cleveland street. The game will be called at 4 P. M. NING WORLD. Z = | eee GREENE CANT STP THE BOOKMAKERS Corporation Counsel Informs . the Commissioner that the. Police Can’t Interfere w!th' Betting at Tracks Under Law, It {s the opinion of Corporation Coun- sel Rives that the police are without power to stop bookmaking at the race tracks under the racing Jaw as it now ' stands, He has so informed Commis- sioner Greene on the eve of his depar- ture for his annual vacation. Complaint had been made to the Com- missioner that the law was being vio- * lated and that the police were making no effort to interfere. Mr. Rives was asked to construe the Percy-Gray law and determine what powers the pciice have. Mr, Rives pointed out that while the jaw prohibited ‘betting at the race track {t provided no penalty. One of Mr. Rives's assistants said: “Though the law prohibits betting without providing a penalty it has been urged by those who would stop pool- selling on the race tracks that every person who purchases a ticket permit- ting entrance to the race track agrees| to obey the 1aw. It is also agreed that it the patron of the track disobeys the law the may be escorted outside the gates and forbidden to return. That would seem to give a rigbt to the police to in- terfere when a wager is made. { “But on the other hand, it might be urged that it is no part of the duties of a policeman to act as a ‘bouncer’ for a the Jockey Club. I beMeve that Mr. , Rives has instructed Commissioner 4 Greene that, as the law now stands, it is i impossible for the police to stop boo; = ||) making on the race tracks of this oity.”” WILL BACK M’GOVERN’S NINE AGAINST ‘CORBETT’S.’ | { : { Three Games Will Be Arranged } Within a Few Days. Terry McGovern is not to be dared by “Young Corbett,” and eo it is likely that the baxoball forces of the two greatest little figaters in the world will come to- gether within a very few days. The talk of the Denver boy regarding his team aroused Terry, and he says he is ready at any time to match his team . against “Conbett’ Sam Harris, who has always looked after Terry's interests, has done the talking for ‘Terry, and sgys he will meet Harry Pollok, manager for “Corbett,'” on Monday and arrange details for thi game. Harris says he does not take kindly to the proposition to make a $1,000 side bet on the result of one game and prefers that three games be ar- ranged If such a bet Js made. As Pollok will insist on the bet, it is likely that the serles will be and the winner of two games three will win. ‘The money will posted on Monday and all details and acrangements settled. —$—$————___— BOY SPENT $75 AT CONEY. Fath Young Fixh Stole His yo Chéck tor $150. Frank Fish, the sixteen-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. James Fish, of Thomp- son street, Stapleton, 8. I., was ar- ralgned there before Magistrate Marsh in the Second District Court yesterday on complaint of his father, who al- { leges that the boy stole $150 belonging to him, The boy will be tried at the Court of Sessions. Young Fish In telling how he spent the money sald: “I took the check from my father’ room and had It cashed at the First National Bank. ‘Then another boy and I went to Coney Island. We took in all * the shows, Then we each bought a re- volver and cartridges and were all_pr jared to celebrate the Fourth of July, But the other boy went home and I'we arrested. }, Out of the $150 Fish had $75 left when he was arrested, thelr troubice, thelr wenknesnes, thelr diseases don't have to be 0 ° Wiiy remain in doubt? All tho skit Beene of New York's Master Speciallet are at your service fora FR} Nothing to pay If you don't need treatment. me. But who knows? serious trouble. you do. Prostatic Troubles permanently cured, no mat- ter how long standing the disease, In from 5 to 20 day: Varicocele cured without cutting in from 8 to 10 days. Stricture cured In 16 days, with- out eutting, pata, 8 or ‘detention from business, DON’T urged to come to you bave any Knowledge and experience CONSULTATIO! An absolute guarantee to cure it Private Diseases cured in 3 to 10 days out the use of pol drugs. Nervous Debility : Cures guick and radical in 30 to 60 days, by my own Every vestige of pol- son removed from system without ald of mercury or potash, COME TO-DAY clusively treating private and special diseases of men for 30. can devine or money buy ts lacking in my treat you skilfully and restore you to Dealt! medicine, discomfort and expense practicable. I guarantee to cure any ca: If you cannot call, write for my home cure, dertake. DR. L. R. WILLIAMS, (01 ACURE IN 48 HOURS. have jothin| Ce you honestly, least Tun- A ‘office equipment. {will usa In the shortest time, with ¢! 165 W. 34th S:., N. Y. urs, 9 A.M. to § P.M. Sunday, 10 to 3 only, Sporting. CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUR. RACING AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY. Juno 18 to July 7, 2.30 P.M. Rain of @hine. [all Day insapendence Steeplechase. T™me)a 8 other Spring, Long Island Handicap| Races. * Leave Monat. BK. via LTR, Rey at 12,10, 12:40. (1.00 Parlor Car’ Train), ). 210, 2.40, 3.10. Take MiNi ess Lhy As Mi ery 20 minutes, connecting with Hrooklya Face 10 0 from Brookiyn Bridge 1. Y. sido), Bridge trajna via Kings County and Deighton Beach road,alro Flatbush ave. sur~ {ace Iie via Drighton'}Beach road, every 10 minutes, From Droxdway, Willlaméburg, take Ocenit care. Concert by Lander. GRAND STAND, $2.00. FIELD STAND, 60. “ARITHMETIC OF THE RACES,” 4